Unless you're a devout display enthusiast, it's unlikely that you attended last week's Display Week, the annual event where the brains behind the biggest and best TVs go to see what's coming next where, this year, NanoLED was the star of the show.
At the event, TCL CSOT and Samsung Display (two of the biggest panel makers in the world) brought their own prototype displays designed with NanoLEDs, which is otherwise known as QD-LED, QDEL, and even QD-EL. Both prototype screens were built utilizing ink-jet printing for significantly lower production costs.
